Your host wants to move you to a newer PHP version
The application was written for PHP 5.6 or 7.x and nobody knows what will break on PHP 8.
We keep CodeIgniter applications running, fix what is broken and make them compatible with current PHP versions, without forcing a rewrite.
For companies whose CodeIgniter system handles real customers, orders, bookings or reports, and who need a reliable technical owner for it.
Typical situations
Most CodeIgniter 3 systems were built years ago and kept growing. The framework is stable, but the environment around it keeps moving.
The application was written for PHP 5.6 or 7.x and nobody knows what will break on PHP 8.
Deprecation notices, undefined index warnings and occasional fatal errors that nobody has time to investigate.
New developers prefer modern frameworks, so small changes take weeks or never happen.
Old libraries, custom authentication and file uploads that were never checked against current threats.
What we do
We work inside your existing CodeIgniter application. We do not replace it with something new unless you decide that is the right business move.
Older CodeIgniter 3 code often relies on behaviour that newer PHP versions deprecate or remove, for example dynamic properties, passing null to built-in functions or old mysql_* calls. We find these issues in the framework and in your own code, fix them and test the critical workflows before the switch.
Clear fixes for the problems your team reports, and small improvements that keep the system useful, delivered with care for the parts that must not break.
One accountable technical owner who knows the system, keeps notes on how it works and is there when something goes wrong.
Not sure where to start?
A fixed-scope review of your CodeIgniter application before any larger commitment.
See what the Health Check coversFAQ
It can be, if it is maintained. The risks usually come from an unsupported PHP version, outdated libraries and custom code that was never reviewed. We check those areas first and fix the most dangerous ones.
Often not without changes. Older CodeIgniter 3 projects and their custom code commonly produce deprecation warnings and fatal errors on PHP 8.x. We find these issues, fix them and test the critical workflows before you switch.
No. A migration only makes sense when there is a clear business reason. Many CodeIgniter 3 systems can run safely for years with proper maintenance and a supported PHP version.
Yes. CodeIgniter 2 systems usually need more stabilization work first, but the approach is the same: protect what works, reduce risk, then plan the next step.
Yes. Most of the CodeIgniter systems we take over have little or no useful documentation. We document the critical parts as we go.
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Next step
Share the PHP and CodeIgniter version if you know them, and what is becoming difficult. We will review it personally and suggest a practical next step.